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New developments at
TITGEMEYER UK
As part of its policy of continuous improvement, TITGEMEYER UK
is now manufacturing its complete range of two piece fasteners
to the European Automotive Quality Standard TS16949.
TITGEMEYER UK has been working with Lloyds Register to reach
this standard and formal qualification is expected in the first half of
2009 and will cover parts made in steel, stainless steel and
Threaded Brass Inserts from stock.
aluminium.
TITGEMEYER UK has also been selected by LISI – RAPID as its
Fastening Solutions UK ensures customers can
partner company in the UK for its range of commercial spring steel
buy a large range of product from stock.
and metal/plastic fasteners. As well as by La Clusienne - CLUFIX for
its range of specialist stainless steel and steel rivet nuts.
We stock a profile of product to suit our customer’s needs
“We are also still a distributor for the TUBTARA range of cold
and ensure stock is available for next day delivery.
forged rivet nuts, which now include stainless steel in an enhanced
Whether you are in Scotland, England or the rest of Europe
range of sizes.”
from our distribution facility in Gillingham we can ensure you
have quality product when you need it.
Product can be labelled with Your Company Name
New integrated
to reduce re packaging for those next day requirements.
A comprehensive technical support on all of our
range - available immediately with no transferring
structural nut
between departments.
TurnaSure LLC is the manufacturer of a range of Direct Tension
We offer Threaded Brass Inserts,
Indicators. TurnaSure’s predecessor was the inventor of the original
Anchor Rivet Bushes, Self Clinch Studs
load-indicating washer, a simple solution for properly tensioning
and Stand-Offs. Most types available from bolts. Now TurnaSure introduces the revolutionary TurnAnut™
stock M2-M10 and specials up to M16 fastener.
This new tensioning device links a TurnaSure® DTI to an ASTM A563
We are an ISO 9001:2000 Registered Company and a
DH nut. Now the nut, hardened washer and Direct Tension Indicator,
Major Supplier to the trade supporting all market sectors.
previously being three pieces become one piece. TurnSure says that this
We have full batch traceability for everything we sell
will produce significant cost savings; in transport, handling, possibly
single operator tightening, as well as ease and speed of assembly in
We work closely with all our customer’s and extend
the field without assembly errors.
a warm welcome to any potential customers who want
Some construction firms have pointed out that for overhead
to buy from stock and leave behind the frustrations
assemblies, especially, TurnAnuts will be a huge convenience and will
sometimes experienced with dealing with larger suppliers
speed up assembly times throughout a project.
who either have closed offices down or keep moving you
Jonathan Turner, president of TurnaSure says this is one of the
to different sales offices around the country.
greatest fastener innovations since the HS bolt was developed. He
ALL OUR STAFF ARE TRAINED IN
enthusiastically points out some of the other advantages.
THE PRODUCTS WE SELL. “Lubricity is irrelevant to
achieving bolt tensions with
DTIs except that the drier
and rustier the bolt
threads the harder
they are to tension.
Thread condition
has always been
the drawback to
“Twist-off-Bolts” as
one cannot
compensate for
premature break-off due to weathering of the threads,
PLEASE CALL US TODAY ON
but the TurnAnut will not care. The presence of the DTI
TEL: +44 (0)1747 835456 FAX: +44 (0)1747 835457
ensures development of the required tension in the bolt assembly
Email us:
info@fasteningsolutionsuk.co.uk
independent of torque measurement”.
TurnAnuts are a joint venture with Alpha Stamping in Livonia,
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE PRODUCT DETAILS:
Michigan, who is a manufacturer that develops assembly solutions for
www.fasteningsolutionsuk.com
the automotive industry.
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